The best restaurants serving American food in Newcastle-under-Lyme West Midlands

We visited with friend on a Saturday night we had booked in advance and when we had visited before for drinks the food always looked lovely so decided to go for a meal. It was a bit disappointing when we were given the menu to then be given a long list of food that wasn’t available. Not very good for a Saturday evening. Mostly what was available was the burger which I have to say was one of the nicest I have had but if you don’t like burgers you would have been very dissapointed a real shame.

Our favourite place for Sunday lunch ! Free parking at weekends ( (£1 in the week ). Great bar - mixture of students and people walking their dogs. Good choice of beer . Lovely Sunday lunch (£11.95 ) good value for money . The week day menu is fab too . All good size portions .

Beautiful place amazing food. Great service and acknowledged celebrations with small food / drink gifts.

Service by Amy was great 😊 Definitely be back soon 😍

Josh and Hannah were absolutely gorgeous and it was a wonderful lovely occasion, sorry for the broken glass, and thanks for being kind about it xx

Whatever I ordered I got the exact opposite, I asked for a waffle I got bread shoved on with strawberry sauce instead, I’m so annoyed I will be making a bigger complaint tomorrow in store with store owner I asked everything with White chocolate waffle and Dutch pancakes and they both came in this state so embarrassing

Without doubt one of the worst breakfast rolls. The roll was stale and inedible. The bacon was undercooked and the sausages were flavourless. Avoid the food if at possible. A positive note was the happy attitude of the staff, however I suspect this was down to them not being able to eat the food they serve. Lucky people.

Stopped at Keele especially to have a KFC. There was no food available at all. After finding the Kidderminster branch closed when it should have been open the previous day, this really was the icing on the cake! How do KFC manage to stay in business, when you can't actually buy anything! Rubbish.